Woods Trust

Opinion by

Me. Justice Patterson,

A deed of trust permits a trustee to borrow or advance money from its own account to provide support for beneficiaries and to maintain the home in which they reside; authorizes repayment of advances made prior to execution of the deed of trust out of proceeds of the sale of trust properties upon final distribution; secures payment of advances by making trustee a party in interest as a creditor against the trust property; and, provides that no powers or duties bestowed upon trustee by said deed of trust shall “take from or limit its right as a creditor.” May the…